The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is continuing nationwide monitoring to improve the quality of telecom services. The regulator has reviewed network problems in Thatta, Dera Ghazi Khan, Mandi Bahauddin, Quetta, Faisalabad and Gilgit-Baltistan. The initiative aims to address service disruptions and improve connectivity for mobile users. The authority has also directed mobile operators to resolve reported issues within specified deadlines.
The PTA said it had carried out various activities across the country to improve telecommunications services. These efforts focus on network coverage, call quality and internet connectivity. The regulator is monitoring service issues to ensure operators take corrective action. Mobile companies must address the identified problems within the prescribed timeframe.
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Meanwhile, the authority confirmed that a telecom site outage in Faisalabad had been resolved. The disruption had affected the site’s operations, prompting action to restore service. However, the PTA did not provide further details about the cause or duration of the outage. The resolution forms part of its broader efforts to improve network reliability.
The nationwide monitoring reflects the regulator’s continued focus on telecom service quality. Network coverage and reliable internet access remain important for users across urban and remote areas. By directing operators to fix identified problems, the PTA aims to improve the overall customer experience. Further monitoring will help assess whether operators address the reported issues effectively.